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Sony Ericsson Eco-friendly than Apple and More12 comments

By Frans de Rozari
Posted on 28 Jun 2008 at 10:25am

If you knew about Eco-friendly gadget over time as more and more companies are trying to get their R&D departments to come up with eco-friendly products. And you also read about the progress of electronic gadget on hottest Electronic gadgets like future corn made Mobile phones from Samsung and the trash made mobile phones from Nokia. In the mean time Greenpeace has come up with the “Guide to Greener Electronics” ranking where Sony and Sony Ericsson are top of the class. Somewhere in the middle we’ve spotted Apple and way at the end there’s Nintendo.

Sony Ericsson got a score of 5.1 out of 10. So they are just at mid way. Poor Nintendo. Nokia had a 4.8 score if you are curious about it. As we’ve shown you before, Gadgets companies are trying to eliminate brominated flame retardants or BFR from their cell phone lines. Same thing goes for PVC. Sony Ericsson has already taken PVC out but BFR traces can still be found in their products.

Sony Ericsson has eliminated antimony, beryllium and phthalates from new models since January 2008. Although we are not chemist but that must be sure a good news. What they need to work on is their recycling policy. Apparently they aren’t good at all at recycling with a 1%-13% recycling rate.

If you want more eco-friendly details about Guide to Greener Electronics, better check the full Greenpeace report here.

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12 comments

  1. Regina said on June 28, 2008 at 1:33 pm

    Like whatever according to you about the Ranking that in received Sony Ericsson?

    I think about possibly being better if having many others was electronic gadgets, that could follow the Sony tracks and Sony Ericsson.

  2. Johan said on June 28, 2008 at 1:41 pm

    If you saw Guide to Greener Electronics to the picture above, Nokia was behind Sony Ericsson and Nintendo far below.

  3. Diana Lee said on June 28, 2008 at 2:05 pm

    Electronics gadgets the product that still was containing the hazardous material could be influential directly to his user?

  4. Dev said on June 28, 2008 at 2:17 pm

    I think fast or old certainly will be influential to the user gadgets. But I could not know definitely the risk what will receive by the user gadgets that contained the hazardous material

  5. Onny said on June 28, 2008 at 2:55 pm

    Yeah… I liked Sony and Sony Ericsson, they were very responsible and protected the consumer.

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